Clojurians Log v2

If it was on one line then helm-ag could be used to edit the search results and apply changes across the project. e.g SPC / to search across the project, C-c C-e to edit the list of search results, make changes (optionally using iedit or multiple cursors), save changes to apply them across the project I vaguely remember an option to show more than one line in search results, but don't remember trying that with helm-ag

I didn't find anything obvious from the use of evil-cleverparens in the Spacemacs configuration. These seem edge cases to me anyway as I replace the value in the hash map rather than use line-delete with a value from a key value pair, as logically deleting only the value unbalances the semantics of the hash-maps itself. If I do stumble across something, I'll share.

Sounds like paredit is working for the second D press. but evil-cleverparens is not enabled to prevent the } being deleted from the first D press. Add the following to the Spacemacs user config in dotspacemacs/user-config section

(spacemacs/toggle-evil-safe-lisp-structural-editing-on-register-hooks)

More details at https://practical.li/spacemacs/structural-editing/cleverparens/

Doesn't work. I toggled evil-cleverparens-mode manually and tried with the same result.

@dumrat I maintain evil-cleverparens so would be interested in a repro if you have one. With just what you've shared above and using just evil & evil-cleverparens, no unbalanced parens appear, so I'm guessing it's something to do with spacemacs. But if you find something specific to evil-cleverparens I'd be keen to fix 🙏

Let me try to figure out. I'll update with what I can find

It does seem hash-maps become unbalanced, either a flat hash-map or nested hash-map. D correctly keeps balance when the hash-map is surrounded by a different type of parens, eg. list or vector. Unbalanced when no other surrounding strucutrure exept for anothe rhash-map

;; D deletes closing paren on first line - unbalanced, although dd does work as expected
{:get {:handler :get-clojure}
 :name ::main}

;; deletes closing paren - unbalanced
{:get :clojure}

;; delete anywhere in hash-map keeps balance
[{:get :clojure}]

;; delete anywhere leaves unbalanced
{:get {:closure {:with ::clojure}}}

;; delete within hash-map keeps parens balanced
(clojure.pprint/pprint {:get :clojure})

;; delete within hash-map keeps parens balanced
(def data-analysis
  [{:get :clojure}])

;; delete in vector keeps parens balanced
[:get :clojure]

;; delete in hash-map keeps parens balanced
[:get {:clojure :repl}]

@jr0cket all of the above work for me with just evil & evil-cleverparens. Sorry for being a non-spacemacs user in #spacemacs - I keep an eye for evil stuff. So if you can repro without spacemacs, or can figure out the spacemacs cause, if there's anything evil-cleverparens can do to help, I'll take a look.